Pre-opening 18/07/2025
Paris Chicago
Wheat+ 1 €/t+ 3 cents
Corn+ 1 €/t+ 5 cents
Rapeseed+ 2 €/t
Soybean+ 8 cents
Indexes 18/07/2025
€/$1,1650 $
Oil WTI67,54 $/b

Wheat (€/t)
Sept. 25202,50+3,00
Déc. 25211,50+3,25
Mars 26218,50+3,00
Mai 26222,75+2,75
Sept. 26226,75+2,50
Corn (€/t)
Août 25209,75+4,25
Nov. 25202,00+3,25
Mars 26208,00+3,00
Juin 26210,50+3,00
Août 26218,00+1,75
Rapeseed (€/t)
Août 25473,00-5,75
Nov. 25484,50-3,25
Févr. 26489,50-3,25
Mai 26491,00-4,00
Août 26469,75-4,25

18/07/2025

Wheat (€/t) : 2348 lots
LotsTypeStrike
108Call Sept. 25205,00
500Call Sept. 25210,00
100Call Sept. 25215,00
500Call Sept. 25230,00
1Call Déc. 25212,00
400Call Déc. 25215,00
10Call Déc. 25220,00
400Call Déc. 25230,00
50Call Déc. 25240,00
3Call Mars 26217,00
10Call Mars 26230,00
10Call Mars 26245,00
5Put Sept. 25190,00
100Put Sept. 25195,00
5Put Sept. 25200,00
1Put Sept. 25202,00
10Put Déc. 25190,00
50Put Déc. 25200,00
35Put Déc. 25209,00
5Put Déc. 25210,00
5Put Déc. 25211,00
20Put Mars 26190,00
15Put Mars 26217,00
5Put Mars 26218,00
Corn (€/t) : 0 lots
LotsTypeStrike
Rapeseed (€/t) : 371 lots
LotsTypeStrike
50Call Nov. 25500,00
1Call Nov. 25510,00
15Call Nov. 25525,00
1Call Févr. 26495,00
1Call Févr. 26552,50
3Call Mai 26530,00
100Put Nov. 25460,00
100Put Févr. 26460,00
100Put Mai 26460,00

Wheat (¢/b)
Sept. 25533,5000+13,5000
Déc. 25554,2500+13,2500
Mars 26572,5000+13,2500
Mai 26583,5000+12,5000
Juil. 26590,7500+12,5000
Corn (¢/b)
Sept. 25402,0000+7,0000
Déc. 25421,0000+7,0000
Mars 26438,2500+6,7500
Mai 26448,5000+6,7500
Juil. 26455,2500+6,2500
Soybean (¢/b)
Août 251021,5000+5,7500
Sept. 251012,0000+8,5000
Nov. 251026,5000+8,5000
Janv. 261043,7500+8,5000
Mars 261057,7500+7,2500
Soy meal ($/st)
Août 25268,7000+5,3000
Sept. 25273,1000+5,2000
Oct. 25276,8000+5,3000
Déc. 25283,5000+5,3000
Janv. 26287,2000+5,4000
Soy oil (¢/lb)
Août 2556,2200-0,4200
Sept. 2556,0600-0,4600
Oct. 2555,9800-0,5300
Déc. 2556,1500-0,5700
Janv. 2656,2400-0,6200

18/07/2025

Physical (€/t)
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Durum wheat delivered La Pallice Spot - July 2025 basis270,00+0,00
Corn delivered Bordeaux Spot - July 2024 basis197,00-1,00
Corn FOB Rhin Spot - July 2024 basis191,00-3,00
Feed barley delivered Rouen - July 2025 basis187,00+1,00
Malting barley FOB Creil Spot - July 2025 basis217,00+0,00
Rapessed FOB Moselle Spot - Flat - 2025 harvest479,00+8,00
Oleic sunseed delivered St Nazaire Spot - Flat - 2024 harvest550,00+0,00
Feed peas FOB Creil Spot - August 2024 basis260,00+0,00

Events

Analysis 18/07/2025

European market

The easing of the euro-dollar, which evolved yesterday below 1.1600, is providing support to European markets.

On the ground, the harvest is gaining momentum in the later zones of France ahead of the start of a relatively rainy spell expected from this weekend. Although already well advanced in most regions, the French wheat harvest is not creating any selling pressure from producers, which is supporting prices.

Euronext wheat even managed yesterday to resist the downward influence from Chicago wheat. It is also benefiting from the firmness currently observed in the Black Sea region.

Corn, though battered in the field by persistently dry conditions in southern France and across Europe, is pulling back in sympathy with its American counterpart.

The day’s top performer is rapeseed. Buoyed by a 7 €/t increase at the close, reaching 478.75 €/t, the August 2025 contract closed at its highest in three weeks. Rapeseed isn’t the only oilseed bouncing back this week: soybeans have also rallied for the past two days in Chicago. And above all, canola in Winnipeg staged a sudden rebound of + 3.50 % yesterday. This signals a broader upward movement across the oilseed complex.

American market

While soybeans continued yesterday—and for the second session in a row—a notable rebound reaching their highest level in a week, corn lost ground. It failed to secure a fourth consecutive day of gains. It is consolidating, though still holding onto its key support level of 4 $/bu for nearby contracts.

Beyond the potentially record-setting U.S. corn crop, U.S. market participants are concerned about the future demand for corn-based sugar under pressure from Donald Trump.

And wheat is the one falling the most, returning to its lowest levels in two months on the Chicago market, for no other reason than the return of favorable rainfall over U.S. spring wheat areas and the strengthening of the dollar index.

Yesterday, the USDA released its weekly export sales figures:

  • Wheat 2025/2026: 494,000 t
  • Corn 2024/2025: 98,000 t and 2025/2026: 566,000 t
  • Soybeans 2024/2025: 272,000 t and 2025/2026: 530,000 t

Black Sea market

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